Michael Sragow

Deeper Into Kael

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Pauline Kael, at one time arguably the best film critic in operation, has turned into the Hubert Humphrey of film

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Pauline Kael, at one time arguably the best film critic in operation, has turned into the Hubert Humphrey of film

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"You can take any stupidity you like and say, there, that's a liberal for you. Word covers simply everything." --Wilfrid

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While pretending to capture the air of cynicism and moral defeat that has arisen in the age of Watergate, Hollywood

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T HE WRITING in A Woman Named Solitude is so surely tied to the psyches of its characters that this

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S OUTH JERSEY SUBURBS, which I'm familiar with, are different from the ones John Cheever writes about. Where I come

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Pauline Kael, at one time arguably the best film critic in operation, has turned into the Hubert Humphrey of film

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T HERE ARE FOUR erotic scenes in The Last Tango in Paris which are so much more honest than the

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D ANNY DECK, the hero of Larry McMurtry's `EGIBLE> novel, is the kind of writer which, when I was 16,

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D ON'T SEE The Long Goodbye if you have fond and entrenched memories of the Raymond Chandler crime novel. Director